Stephen Mulhern taken to hospital after collapsing

Mulhern is well-known for his various TV presenting roles including on Deal or No Deal, Dancing on Ice and Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway.

It has been a tough few years for the TV presenter who has suffered through various health problems.

Mulhern was taken to hospital with an "unknown condition" back in March 2022, The Sun reported.

While in April (2024), he missed an episode of Ant and Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway due to illness.

A new series of You Bet!, starring Stephen Mulhern and Holly Willoughby begins on ITV1 and ITVX on December 7. (Image: ITV/Rollercoaster) Last month, Mulhern's father, Christopher, died forcing the TV presenter to pull out of commitments with Butlin’s holiday.

Stephen Mulhern taken to hospital after collapsing

Mulhern has been taken to hospital after collapsing in a Pizza Express restaurant.

An ambulance was called at around 8pm on Wednesday (November 27) after staff became concerned for the 47-year-old.

He was checked over by paramedics and taken from Sunningdale, Berks, to nearby Frimley Park hospital in Camberley, Surrey, as a precaution, according to The Sun.

A source, speaking to news outlet, said: “Stephen has been going through an incredibly tough time of late.

"He is grieving the loss of his dad to whom he was so, so close. He’s also been battling several well-documented health problems, and on Wednesday morning had a procedure requiring a local anaesthetic.

“He took himself off for a quiet, solo dinner that evening, had a few drinks and just reacted incredibly badly. He’s only human, and his dad’s death has hit him hard.

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“Stephen immediately felt unwell and concerned staff came over, and called 999. Paramedics checked him over and took him to hospital as a precaution. He was also put on the phone to his mum to reassure her that he was OK.

“Stephen is recovering well at home now, and is resting up.

“He’s so grateful for the care he received, and is mortified that he had such an awful — and public — reaction to the anaesthetic.”